Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-02-03
Mr.. A. J. Sylvis, of Aaronsburg,


side ofKNuffman'S store on Main street.
Millheim is full OF business and as far
we Know they all manage to make.a lily
ing.
The case Of Philip s. Dale VS..
Town Council of Millbeim, which
came up before Court on Monday was
decided in favor of the defendants, the
plaintiff to pay all costs of prosecution.
The origin of the case dates back rs far
rs last June "A year ago when hog be-
longing to MIR. Dale found its way into
this borough, was captured ana locked
up. ana afterwards adv er / S e d
and sold to Peter Brcon, of
Penn township. MIR. Dale instituted
legal proceedings. against the council OF
tie ground tLat G. w. Ilarter, who
during High Constable keen's temper.
airy absence attended To the duties OF
that office, was not legally authorized
to sell the hog. The matter was dis
cussed pro and con for long time and
finally taken to court with tie above
result. Judge Furst in his charge to
the jury made some weighty remarks
about the powers of town councils.
FEBRUARY STH AND 9TH, TUESDAY
AND WEDNEsDAY.-TO the Public -
DR.. Clemens, graduate of the Unlver-
sity of PENNSYLVANIA, and of twenty
five years. experience, whose principal
Office is at Allentown, Pa, specialist in
all chronic afft tctlons, and who treats
principally by limitations, will visit
Williamsport once month for the pur-
pose of examining patients for al
chronic affections, and who are difficult
to treat in any other way. After the
examinations, all remedies, including
inhalatiOLs, will be sent to the patients
from his regular Ctlice. Will be in
Bellefonte on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Feb Sth and 9ch, 1887, with office at
the Brockerholf House and will atten d
patients from Tuesday evening to
wednesday evening, Dec Ssh and 9th.
Do not forget the dates.
II. 5. CLEMENS, NJ. ID.
Y. B.-Seud for testimonials. 2t
TIE SPRING MILLSCONVENTION.-
That feast of song will be a bright spot
in the memories of the musicians who
congregated there last week for years
to come. There was an exceptionally
large class of singers and the Choir.
uses discoursed were of high order
and were well rendered. Prof. BierlY
has few peers as a conductor and he
succeeded in doing full jus tice TO the
muSi, selected His even temper and
pleasant, gentlemanly ways hardly ever
| fail to win the good will OF his pupils
aud the respect of the public. He was
faithfully and ably assisted on the or
gan by Miss Salle Hoffer,o of Bellef0nte,
who is lady of rare musical accom-
plishments. Prof. Lowell NJ. Meyer
did his full share in making the con.
vention complete success. His ring
Jog voice which has an unusual COM
pass and Is well cultivated WAS OF great
value in the choruses and quartettes.
while his solos which are principally of
a comic nature, are inimItable. The
good people Of Spring Mills had pre-
! pared themselves for the entertainment
| Of their musical guests from distance
| and they did play the host admirably.
Everybody was well taken care of and
! all had "A real nice time. The concerts
on Friday and Saturday evening were
! splendid exhibitions OF vocal talent
and the audiences went away well
! pleased on both evenings. There was
pleasing variety of chOEuses, semi
| choruseS. Quartettes, duets, solos and,
as usual Prof. Lowell Meyer brought
| down tie house with his comic songs.
The following is complete list of the
singers present
SPRING MuIs-WJ ] Zcigler r Scars, 4 Ron
! nelly. q : Dale = II Deltzcl. } NJ Ruuklc. =
clmyer. Maud Pattison. Alice = hcgsc, Ella
! Glass. Willis L Breon. II b Miller, y Miller,
\ lda Beatty, Birdie Il Krape, { i krapc. j !, J
\ liison. Emma ZeiglGr Mary EGig,GT. Lottie
| Limhert, W G Stover. { L Bear, w Il From,
LeSSie Miller, Sadie JamlSon. Maggie Burreil,
= w I.eitzell.PS Dalc, ,saliie Dale Ia Grcnohle,
G Ream, Anna {. Gettig, John { StoTcr, ka-
tie McCool. Cora Gtuig, Il u Eunklc, d +
Runkle. VI \ Scholl, Fred krumriue, Gates
Kennedy. Geo Merlz, Emey Pick. Sue ID Miller,
| Dave SINE tier. RObt Ncesc, Ida Frederlck,
James Ettlinger.
TussEYvIILE-J I Smith. ST Wagner, W }
Wagner Il w Mecse, T. w Crawf0,d,S J Rowe,
Maggie SpauglGr, W Il Spanglcr, ) q Gcttig;
Katie Moyer. Emma knmrinC.
CENTRE Hail. a Osman, Anna Runklc,
| Carrie NJ Lamper, Saml II Kunl,le
PENS HNI.-Luther MusScr.' : G. Burrell, j
| II fIuStcrman. Ida NJ Burrcil. Anna Bloom. En-
ma Bloom, w { Harner, Geo Y Mark, Cal Moy~
| er. Spear Burreh. Frank Fisher
| BELLEFONrE-Cheslc krape. Sallic IioiIar.
| TLEAsANT GAP-Proi Low ell NJ Meyer, Mag
| gie SwartZ & sister.
CoBrRN-,Tos Klccllrer, Mary \ Klecliner
! Jennie V ioStprman.
REBERsnIRh-proG y \ Picrlv, Maggie J
BierIy, FL Burd. Geo + Krumrinc, CLas Q
Woodlmg, II G MpSSGr \ n y k9Gnan, Emma
I MApIsovPuRG-liZzle Ocker. Ida Ockcr, An
| na Bipily Ihus Hazel. ThoS + Wolf
| PoTTERS BANH-Sade NJ Smith, G. y Hen
nigh.
AARoNsuURG-CA A Weaver, A St0ver.
MILLHEIN-R \ Bumiller, Ella J ID Bumiller.